Mar 25, 2025 · Ping sees Rapture irons very much as a statement of technology, and we are inclined to agree. These wide-soled, perimeter-weighted irons rely on strategic use of titanium, steel and tungsten to create a high-performance, mult-material iron.

Feb 15, 2019 · Take a look back at the original Ping Rapture series of golf clubs (driver, fairway woods, hybrids, irons), their features, plus finding them used today.

The PING Rapture irons are game improvement clubs designed to make the rest of your foursome green with envy. A wide sole, oversized head and progressive offset make these irons straight flying bombers from the fairway to the rough.

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Apr 25, 2016 · If you are looking for a set of Irons that rely on strategic use of titanium, steel and tungsten to create a high-performance, multi-material iron, then Ping Rapture Irons might just be for you. Here we will review some of the best Ping Rapture Irons available on the market.

This a PING driver crafted with premium materials for truly world-class performance. The Rapture manages to be both easy to hit and easy to work balls onto your preferred flight path, controlling trajectory and side-to-side ball flight.

Dec 8, 2008 · PING Rapture V2 driver video review. Throughout the new Rapture V2 range tungsten is strategically placed to improve performance. The driver has a titanium body with weights located near the heel and toe to reduce spin and produce longer drives. Variable face thickness increases forgiveness on mis-hits.

Sep 11, 2008 · By using steel for the body, titanium for the face and tungsten weights in the sole, the new generation of Ping Raptures has optimal perimeter weighting for a more forgiving strike. The lofts of each iron have been “strengthened” to offer extra distance while maintaining an optimal launch angle.

May 2, 2010 · The V1 Rapture model is a few years old now, but was/is considered Ping's most technologically advanced iron [debatable vs new V2]. Now that the V1 Rapture has fallen below the G-series pricewise, is it a better value than say....the G15?